This repo has 2 way to get txns related to a single batch, one is l1 batch handler which decodes l1 sequencer submission tx and extract all tx included in that calldata, another is l2 precompile handler which uses arbitrum network's precompile to get batch information and use binary search to find all blocks related to that batch. The first way is much efficiency.
l1 batch handler is a simple demo of how to decompress and decode sequencer's calldata to get all related l2 message, but this way currently hasn't implemented startBlock and delayed tx found (Will support in the future).
This demo will tell you how to use brotli to decompress the calldata and decode them to l2 msg.
See ./exec.js for inline explanations.
TODO:
Add startBlock and delayed transaction handler.
yarn L1BatchHandler --l1TxHash {SEQUENCER_SUBMISSION_TX} --outputFile {FILE_TO_RECORD_TXNS} --l2NetworkId {L2_NETWORK_ID}
l2 precompile handler is a simple demo of how to query all the blocks and transactions related to a specific batch on Arbitrum.
To achieve this, we should use binary search to find one of the matched Block by calling precompile nodeInterface.findBatchContainingBlock method, then after we found one, we can search around this block to find all matched block. After got all matched block (block range), we can use rpc call to get all txns within those blocks.
It has 2 functions;
The first function, getBlockRange, will output the range of blocks that matched to the batch number.
The second is getAllTxns, which will not only output the range of blocks, but also write all the txns to a specific file.
See ./exec.js for inline explanations.
Only get the block range:
yarn L2PrecompileHandler --precompileAction getBlockRange --batchNum {YOUR_BATCH_NUMBER}
Get the block range and all txns:
yarn L2PrecompileHandler --precompileAction getAllTxns --batchNum {YOUR_BATCH_NUMBER} --outputFile {FILE_TO_RECORD_TXNS}
Set the values shown in .env-sample as environmental variables. To copy it into a .env file:
cp .env-sample .envIn l1 batch handler, you just need to set L1RPC, but in l2 precompile handler you need set both L1RPC and L2RPC.